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Kownacki Vs. Helenius Live Results

By FIGHT SPORTS

The moment has finally arrived! The opportunity to fight for the WBA World Heavyweight Championship will be taking place between Adam Kownacki and Robert Helenius. The Barclays Center will be rocking on March 7, March 8 Nordic time.

Kownacki (20-0), who has 15 wins via knockout, will be fighting in his tenth Barclays Center fight. This will also be his second time main eventing. “Babyface” broke the CompuBox record for heavyweight punches in his last bout against Chris Arreola, winning the IBF Inter-Continental Heavyweight Title.

Helenius (29-3), a man who has 18 wins via knockout and is 4-1 in his last five fights, will be looking for his second win in a row. After losing to Gerald Washington back in July, he rebounded against Mateus Roberto Osorio in November. 

FIGHT SPORTS brings you live coverage of Kownacki v. Helenius!

*** For those within the Nordic region, FIGHT SPORTS has secured the NORDIC broadcasting rights to Kownacki v. Helenius on FIGHT SPORTS MAX. The area is one of 40 countries FIGHT SPORTS has the rights for, including the MENA region. 

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Price will vary by region. Will Robert Helenius (29-3) take out Adam Kownacki (20-0) inside the Barclays Center, becoming a mandatory heavyweight championship challenger in the process? *** 

Main Card (8 p.m. ET, FOX)

Robert Helenius def. Robert Kownacki via TKO (1:08 in round four)- WBA Heavyweight Title Eliminator

Efe Ajagba def. Razvan Cojanu via TKO (2:46 into round nine)

Frank Sanchez def. Joey Dawejko via unanimous decision (98-92, 100-90, 100-90)- NABO Heavyweight Championship

Prelims (5:45 p.m. ET) 

Zachary Ochoa def. Angel Sarinana via unanimous decision (77-73, 77-73, 76-74)

Aronold Gonzalez def. Traye Labby via TKO (2:07 into round three)

Francis Hogan def. Brent Oren via KO (2:11 into the fourth)

Steve Torres v. Alex Ajabor

Robert Alfonso v. Carlos Negron

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